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1. Mistral Windsurfer

We spend a fair bit of time at anchor, and there's quite often a sea breeze in the afternoon, so I thought it would be good fun to have a windsurfer on board. A full size board would get in the way, so I google'd for inflatable boards, and ended up buying a used one on e-bay (I normally avoid e-bay like the plague, but the seller is local so I can collect and pay cash after i've seen it) It's a Mistral Windglider Now, i'm well aware its not a performance board, but has anyone used one? I've done no windsurfing, but have done a lot of surfing, snowboarding, wakeboarding, so I know my balance is pretty good. Will I get bored with it after half an hour? The std sail is 2.2 sq m, but you can apparently get a 3.7 sq m for it, I assume that would be better for an adult rider? It can also be used as a sailing dinghy, a towable, a paddle board, or just a water platform so it seemed like a worthwhile investment anyway, even if it's a bit dull as a windsurfer.

Mistral Windsurfer

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